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MCI limit iwuivui ik mm mi, FUNNY it. umaiii ita BUSINESS DIUTHS rurt utTio hi Pl.t it bf iaUlwi 14 H-i IJt.1. rwaipatT 21? Ira )fir a-u, the Hadwa Bjj Pi I lfiK ll a I he aia ia MpaUiia of )B) Iowa ia Ibr proiinrr. 1 ll)lj fK'it To iLD A ALA- as, fee 4 i dt ts'wr rr wort, ao B. II.

JUUItLEs -H fcVLE vixi.M,. te I FEMALE HELP AMI petM. ore W'er. ii (, ierr. I a aice im -4T to te eo jiTtNuuRVFHLK HH PEAL LT Alt and ettae 3 ni Oootteeptrg uul Vr maneet a.

oate Maaa Aenrie. TTVT I -1- 9 a lALtkitNlFil sTw ITCHtluAPD itliE a or- ir the I art IrrMC ary ANTED 4TRt A. a nurse for kie Vhue Bear Uma Horiiai. New and moorra u-tcwiate bil hoap al ursni boat aer-arate buiidmg Graduate nurse to eotememe duties immediate. v.

Matron out.es to 'n. 53 Ae a asi Monre-Smith Co I.d We aerv l. of Wik Wa-'et tee Art, 3a Ate I 7 iG MACHINE FLPAIF9 77 ALL TEACHERS WANTED n.meiu 1st Noiwnrer. State quah- ficaiioaa, eipereike and sa.ary ex- TuCH FALL FAINTING FHuk! pected. Appiv to Win.

Loae. lur prc tuat x2-19-52- i Treat. Kie. esk. a kf cl sea uatrues prompt Uttunr trained men.

AJ urk v.s7anteed. charge Fmue vr Feeriea D.sr.butora Ld-. Du. ftea. Fftooe 6aka- luon, iMti i UTtH: TEACHER FOR MANMX No.

4043. eaarv according is superlniendvncy tchedule. furnished cottage in exchange tor light Janitor work Duties to commence as soon as possible. Apply to J. A.

hlcCuffi. urness. Sask. 10-2-e MF.DICiNE HAT SCHOOL DIVISION NO 4 requires several leathers ior rutal schools commencing Immediately. Basic salary $1,075 with increments lor experience and training, also Isolation 1 Minuses up to $200.

Appiv to. 147 Sixth Street. S.E.. Medicine Hat. 9-23-e WANTED TEACHER FOR GRADES 1 to 4 inclusive.

20 pupils. Salary $1 600 plus increments. Appiv New Day ton onsolidated School, New Dayton, Al- herl- 9-25-c WANTED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE BY North Battieford School District No. Prtstant female teacher preferably with musical ability for primary grade. Minimum salary for First Class Certificate Superior or Junior High $1,800, one degree $2,100.

Annual increments of $100 to $1,000 above the minimum. Allowance for experience $100 for each two years to $300. Appli-rants should -state qualifications, experience, name and address of last superintendent to F. Wright, Secretarv, Public School Board, North Battieford, hask- 9-25-c THE SASKATOON (WEST) SCHOOL UNIT NO. 42 The Board of the Saskatoon (West) School Unit, No.

42. requires a qualified teacher ior Scottville S.D., No. 1551, one mile east and 6, miles north of Radisson. Enrolment 14. SALARY SCHEDULE Interim First $1,500 $1,600 Permanent First $1,700 $2,200 Permanent Superior $1,850 $2,450 Apply to William Waters, Saskatoon (West) School Unit, No.

42, 305 Avenue Building, Saskatoon, Sask. I 9-27-c LIONS HEAD D. NO. 2668 REQUIRES qualified teacher to atart teaching immediatelv, ll pupils, grades 1-9. Salary $1,800.

Apply by phone or letter to J. M. Poirier, Wlsetnn. Sask, .25 Attention Teachers Shaunavon School Unit No 7 requires 1 VICE-PRINCIPAL for Climax D. No 138.1 and PRIMARY teacher for Marne S.I).

(both village posi-tionsi immediately. Salary up to $3,000 plus Cost of Living Bonus (now $24 per month). Semi application or Phone Geo. R. Slrauli.

tec-retary. Shnunavon, giving name of last superintendent, certificate, etc. 9-25-c TEKSOXAL 24 WHEN YOU ELECT YOUR DIAMOND engagement Dug at Murphy'a Jewellery 8, or It asaurea you of unnueie tionalila quality and confidence which means an much In prlda of ownership. PRINTING Mail Order Promptly Handled 1 Into It TON -BOSTON IRti-S LTD. Phong 23458 223 22nd 8 1..

F- kif bUtGICAL BELTS aperlall, In act ural lining, of trusses all tvpea of surgical hells, else tig hosiery phone, rail or writ Bean Marshall Druggists, lot) 2nd At H. WASHERS Milt RENT On Meekly or Monthly flastg MOORE SMITH 1.714. South. Thong 20264 It DRAPERIES AND SI. IP Cot MIS MADE si-ir Il.ril, Hsur, tn ord-r all maieriaia llark a Interior urniahlngi, basaatuun ituaeinwn.

x5 18,12 Rl'BBKH ST A MIS. KTC. Made tn ertrtr muhtsa mmm rb 6m4 lari HKlooi TKMit.KS eihVi ttp utttj B-a fl. fufti IftligorT Sift. 1I.

I of 1 ff the Cit B'a istr ut Kfiud odKn'pn iru Vuitmtiw 1- lft1 KliNr v'Im, i mni tu. oil mbit'll, rruft be be up-n apptAe Uoq at the office tif gnea. i 111 Ueneral Jileftiert. CENTRAL MORTGAGE AND HUlhlAG 4 Trndvri for tra Construci.on of On Hundras) and Lirfhtv mx HouMng tnua. VV innMrx OND No 151 SKALKD TENDER, plainly markl as to content and audrranl to the under iiicned, mill be rcird up to tmnve nor CST.

(Hiober luth. ll5l, for the contruouon of On Hundred and Kjtfhtv-Six Housing nu at tort Olorne Barracks. Winnipeg. Manitoba. Elans, specification and forma of tender required may tie obtained from the undersigned by prune contractor, and ara available for Inspection by others at 4MJ Kensington Building, Winnipeg.

Sanford Evans statistical service, Building Reports Limned and inmpeg Builder Exchange A cheque for $HM payable to Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation is required for ea aet of plana, spec ifications and documents. This deposit la forfeited if plans, specification and documents are not returned mithtn fourteen days of October 10. 1051, Each lender must lie accompanied by a security deposit of $250 per unit Such deposits will indemnify C.M.H.C. against loss in the event of withdrawal of the successful tenderer subsequent to acceptance of the bid by C.M C. A certified cheque payablp to Centra! Mortgage and Housing Corporation or negotiable Dominion of Canada bonds will be accepted as security deposit.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. D. W. LAIRD, 400 Kensington Building, Winnipeg, Manitoba. 9-25-e DEFENCE CONSTRUCTION 1051 LIMITED Tenders for the Construction One Standard Drill Hall Grenfell, Saskatchewan.

SEALED TENDERS, plainly marked as to content and addressed to the undersigned, will be received up to twelve noon C.S.T., October 10th, 1951, for the construction of One Standard Small Drill Hall at Grenfell. Saskatchewan. Plana, specifications and forms of tender required may be obtained from the undersigned by prime contractors and are available for Inspection by others: At 400 Kensington Building, Winnipeg: Secre tary, Chamber of Commerce, Moose Jawr Regina Builders Exchange: Winnipeg Builders, Exchange, and Saskatoon Con-structlort Association. A cheque for $50 00 payable to Defence Construction (1951) Limited is required for each set of plans, specifications and documents. This deposit is forfeited if plans, specifications and documents are not returned within fourteen days of October 10th, 1951, Each tender must be accompanied by a secur-ity deposit of 10 of the total amount i uch deposits will inrlem- nJfy D.C.L.

against loss in the event of withdrawal of the successful tenderer subsequent to acceptance of the bid hv D.C.L. A certified cheque payable to Defence Construction (1951) Limited or negotiable Dominion of Canada bonds will be accepted as security deposit. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. D- w- I-AIRIV 400 Kensington Kuilcilng. Winnipeg.

Manitoba. 2-e CANADIAN NATIONAL HA1LWAVS WESTKHN REGION Sealed tenders will be received at the Pf Engineer. Winnipeg, Manitoba, until two o'cliK-k, Central Man dard time, in the afternoon of Monday. October l.Mh, mil, for the construction of ear department building at Regina, Sa-kalehewan. Elana, apeelfleatlona andi form of contract may he aeen anil form of tender obtained at the offl.e of the chief engineer, Winnipeg: dlntrlct engineer at Saskatoon; division engineer at Regina, and C.N R.

agenl at Moose Jaw. Tender will pot considered unless mede on form supplied by tht railway and accompanied bv an accepted i herpie drawn on a chartered bank In of Canadian Nat tonal Itsllwavs. eual In fie per cent of the total amount of the tender. No hill honria will ha arrepled with Irndert for this work. The lowest or any tender not necesar-lly rcfpted.

J. MeMII.I.AN, Ice President, a. I a Manitoba, seplemlw 2tih. mil. r- If Mints Knit im hi nmi iiiti KAsKATimiN mv llnsiiTkj.

I AK ATI IN', WASKAK HEW AS Sealed lenders Will reielted hy the underaignetl up in A pm. Irniav, Seii-tenilier gs, lil, f.if the ronatrurtlun of the alone lirawings. stwrifireiions and form of mv he ohtftoieil from (he Ariht-Frank Martin. 110 Utf.t.i'un ftullding fiaktan, 1akatr hae an, nn iliMit of the om nf iwantvfive I. tare fj5 on The iVpoait futMteat nti return of Uiaarn nd it fwetwm.

fe faeftetal kMiertfitentrtf. alcmaO, sly to)tal Mklri ean te, 1M, BIRTHS muiHM am ii rM-T Ifc. it.f AwiMrr, i el H. Feat )tniii, ft Trmhr ft DEATHS tin tuA-Tiir i i tit ii huiv Mrta i nt A owe aeur9 to kwi Map i te (, i Aw hw 4 ewi layto-er I I li-oe a t- lx a a a a a a id won ft I i ii lm it 4lh Ah UH. 4U pul e-a i ft tm sur i i.rd tm Tar -wa at fc, -e 4 (harf.

frmrer se' ffa 24 at i i i ife -c i 44om ire imir Ji rd st T.wufi'rt 11 Ur i kr'P Ur. Itgoiuo, ir mu, iiftitim Mrs Mr- sftau Kcw1. LliiMMUua. Mary. Tiveto krt G.

I'ttcbxo lather, res, Cnt juprifle, Turonto. There, To- basatoc. Mis. Hran, aasitoon. The late Mr.

Goh tnai i r.ra Poar.d and rame to Sau ret 4U year ago and had rcsioed in Mskatiion for the past four ears in'erment will tae piace in tne Catholic lemeterv Saskatoon funeral Home in charge of arrange-ments. IE5-C HARIMOK THE DEATH OF PETE Hannwk, age 73 years, of 2f2 Avenue aouih, occurred tn a local hospital on beptember 2d. The funeral service will le held on Wednesday. September 2ti at 10 30 am. from McKague a Fu-nerai Home.

Buna) will be made in Woodlawn Cemetery. 25-c KREUiS THE PASSING OF RICH AHD William Krepps bis second ear, dearly beloved son of Mr ami Mrs. Alvin W. Kreppa of 208 2hth Street, Saskatoon, occurred at a local hospital on September 22. 1951.

The funeral servue wi, be held tn Tuesday. September at 2 pm. from the Park Funeral Chapel, conducted by the Rev L. B. Campbell.

Interment will take place in the Woodlawn Cemetery. 9-23-c PARKER THE DEATH OK JOHN Frederick (Freddie) Parker, age 60 years, of 151B Avenue north, occurred in a local hospital on September 21. The funeral service will be held on Tuesday, September 25 at p.m. from McKugues Funeral Home conducted by the Rev. J.

M. Young. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Margaret Parker, Saskatoon: one daughter, Mrs. Robert Comstock, Saskatoon; two sons, Donald and Erie, both of Saskatoon; two brothers and two sisters iii England: also six grandchildren.

Mr. Parker will be well remembered in Saskatoon as a member of the Saskatoon Street Railway. Burial will be made in Woodlawn Cemetery. 9-25-c RUSSELL THE DEATH OF WILLIAM Felix Russell, age 5B years, of C(avet, occurred at his farm home on September 21. The funeral service will be held on Tuesday, September -23, at 2 p.m.

fast time from McKagues Funeral Home, conducted by the Rev. T. Davies. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Ellen Jane Russell of Clavet; one sister, Mrs.

Laura Hornby in California. Mr. Russell and family were oldtime residents of Clavet since 1910. Burial will be made in Woodlawn Cemetery. 925-c VAN SLYCK THE DEATH OF BYRON L.

Van Slyck, age 74 years, formerly of Plato and Laura, and lately of Saskatoon, occurred at his home on September 23, 1951. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday, September 26, at 2 oclock, from the chapel of McKague's Funeral Home. Surviving are one daughter. Miss Audrey English, Medicine Hat, Alberta, and one son, Earl, Saskatoon. Interment will take place it Woodlawn Cemetery.

9-25-c THOMPSON THE PASSING OF THOM-as Harry Thompson in his 67th year, of the Bridge Saskatoon, occurred at a local hospital on September 18, 1951. The funeral service will be held on Tuesday, September 25, at 3 TO from The Park Funeral Chapel, conducted bv the Rev. (. Duncan Wilkie. Surviving are: his widow Mrs.

L. A. Thompson of Parkhill, Ont four eons. W. R.

and C. D. of Victoria, John of Creighton, and G. A. of Langford, one sister, Mrs.

J. Webb, of laondon Ont. Interment will take place In the Woodlawn Cemetery, 9-25-c FUNERALS ANDERSON' THE FUNERAL SERVICE of Mrs. Barbara E. Anderson, who died on September 19, was held from McKague a Funeral Home on September 22 at 2 p.m, conducted hy tbe Rev.

W. A. Wilkinson and Rev, Prof. R. F.

Krhnell, PalUarer were four anna. George, Ken, Norvat and A. N. Anderson. Burial was made In the family plot in the cemetery about eight miles north and east of Sutherland.

9 25-c ANDERSON THE HNERAL SERVICE for the lte Robert Janie Anderson of Ntpawln, who pad away on September 20. was held from tbe Park Funeral Chapel on September 22 at 2 pm. conducted by the Rev. H. D.

Jove. J'alltwiireni were W. Hotting, Miller, A. Jackson, II. B.

RohirtMvn, A. Itowntnn, It. Chamnev. The Interment look la( In Woodlawn erne- Jenr. ftjN Foil lt NT It THE FUNMtAL SMlV-be of brut in For renter, who pei awv on Septrmler WM.

heiq from the rhe of the Satkatcmn Fn peral Home on September 22 1 3 V) hm rtindorted hy the Rev. U. Dunran Mk te pailliearerv tter ft, Bain. Itofiaon, Raeatde. Mtephen, R.

ItrNtgeeater. Mrldfewater Interment hnk plat in Wood, awn ivmeterv 25 It TIIIC tl St HAL Merer Aietamler ft peer, who died on tM-piemher tfc5, ha.d from John ('athe-lral on SatuoUr, pp temtvr 73 at I 3Q ronhviet hy the Aery ftev, i ft rmnih Fh hvarer oere Frtc lav. Harold It ter Swfc. Lraot Wien fna, ftm I ifthen. A llano, yhiinn, aa.

The katra tooerel ufn )n rhee of art angvmenta, 9 2V IT.VKIUI, DIIIKCTOKH McKACI-K'S I.IMITL1I it itpii, MKinroK, kM fit 1 SASKATOON FfXKItAL HOME i a li4 4 1 J4 -mm lk't it PARK NKUAI, niMUL Daf TVfg 1:1 1WI Ag Mtv rVewg ttl I g' tutu 1 vhin i 19 -qifvq 4 I a ft-, yw ft I4g. 14 Ht rvui utu i Vlc ft 0 -A 44k 9f9rws.4 fpf 4t ft 4 r4 fc-ft 4 ltmit fliftlt. ft f'ttteta ft ftl ft is fft me- --4. rfti tf mi 'A tLU 1' fttft Of ATiji f4 A ff fit tt; ft i -V my house early on washday! MALE HELP WANTED 12 (Continued) Experienced SHOE SALESMAN Apply ROYAL SHOE STORE Saskatoon. 9 25-c REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY EXPERI-enced body man.

Saskatoon Motor Products, Paint and Body Shop, 9-2B-C WANTED IMMEDIATELY GENERAL printer for weekly newspaper and Job shop, able to operate linotype. Apply stating wage required and marital status. The Observer, Carrot River, Sask. 9-25-c WANTED PLASTERERS AND LABOR-ers. Best wages.

Phone 29949. 9-27-c PART TIME WORK Help required for afternoons or evenings. Part or full time. HUNTERS BOWL-ARENA 304 1st Ave, S. Phone 22235 9 23-C CAPABLE MAN, EXPERIENCED IN Fire and Casualty Insurance.

Salary and commission. Must be a business getter. Give complete information. Box 4KH A Star-Phoenix. 9-27-c AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN WANTED Must be experienced.

Required primarily for new car Okies hut will be expected to devote eome time to used car sales. References required. An excellent opportunity offering an attractive salary and commission proposition to the right man. No drifters need apply. Our stalf le gware of tills advertisement.

BOX 491 A STAn rilOENIX 9 23-c AGENTS WANTED 12a HONG ME.NT AGENT WANTED THERE re hundreds of unmarked grave in eswr laefl ill pur diatrict, gHIinff monument la a food aaMicjr. You cn dd lot to jour income, ri( Hex 2001 Star- jhoenix for Information. tf vi.v-.mv.-iii run r.orriti- enced dlrrri-to-wtarer saletmen. bell nationally famous Matson shirts, made- to measur. l.ilwrsl commissions, lug repeat hutlnes Writ Stetson Rhlrt Company, Puaul illtluo Montreal 14 7ft EAftT MtNkf Kill YOU, FAUN HIGH e.t commtMlon aelltn Kameon brief na rani am ettrtdav curd rtienta.

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tcutral seond Hand Store. PbtAe 5ell it A Good SeiectiOB et COAL AND WOOD electricdr.nges At Civ-A way Prices SASKATOON PROPANE GAS CO. 124 2nd Avg N. Phong 8633 tf POTATOES-THE DEMAND JS BIG. Avoid the last minute rush by placing vour order for your winter's supply now.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Prk-g delivered 2c a lb. For further information phone 4969. 9 26-p COAL AND 'WOOD RANGE, COAL FI nacelle, haliy carriage. Apply 1102 Fmpress Avenue.

9-27-p EMBROIDERED IVORY SATIN WF.D-duig gown with train and veil, sixg 16. Phone 29909. 8-25-p POTATOES THE VERY BEST 2e LB delivered while they last. Phone Reg Pilklngton, 82937. B-25d LOVELY COMBINATION STR0MBFRG Carlson radio.

Phone 23048. 9-25-c BLACK PERSIAN COAT, SMALL Siz reasonable. Phone 91096. 9-29-c ROYAL SPACE HEATER, $59 60. 23633.

9-26-p 2 GOODYEAR TIRES, 600x16, 6 PLY. duty, practically new. Phong 91S82. 9-25-c HUDSON BAY STOVE, STEEL TOP IN good condition. 01010.

9-250 CORN! CORN! 422 TAYLOR STREET. east- 9-25-tj NEW REVERSIBLE TWEED rur green, 414x7. Reaaonable. Phone 97023. 9.25, STUDENTS STUDY DESK.

PAIR OF man work ahoes, size 9. Phona 7507. 9-25-0 SINGLE BARREL 12-GAUGE SHOTGUN, man a bicycle, good shape; Underwood typewriter; light blue formal with slip, worn once. Phone 98298. 9-25-c LIGHT BLUE BABY CARRIAGE AND sterilizer.

Also baby bunting bag. All like new. Phone 20691. 9-25-c BED, COMPLETE WITH FEOTHFR mattress and spring, $12. 823 6th Ave-hue, north.

9.25 SiM A LL NEAT KITCHEN RANGE WITH reservoir, good condition, reasonable. No. 9 Connaught Place (Ave. A), phone 8-25-u COAL AND WOOD RANGE, GOOD CON-dltlon, $53. Apply 1514 Victoria.

9-23-p SMALL FUHNACKTTE. PHONE 078(10 9-25-c GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR uin muT. A borsnln. wiu etn street. 0-25c maternity dress, ze 16.

Man dressing gown, large size. Never been worn. Phone 7680. 9 2.1 COAL SPACE HEATER. Al.SO ONE NEW 6-piy 4 50-5 00x20 tire and tube.

What offers? Phone 7430. 8-20-c GIRLS PLAID WINTER COAT, SIZE 18. good condition, $20. 509 3id Avenue. nnrlh' 931 AUCTION SALE EVERY SATURDAY City Market Gooda iHiught and laid Free valuation.

VIRGIL ROSE Auctioneer I.lcenu No. 58 J'HONE 21822 211 py rhalr turg n. CHESS ttilt.N SAl.EHR KLitE RE. lief, lour drtiggm sella Creaa. lo-lc cahuiaom, (hiiTn.

rhairs pamrniA Child, lurni. 9 25, 9 25, a il- NK BIDS It It if maltreat. Good lomlltUirt. I'hon fnnau. 9 24 1-N, I'ED SIIIING, NEW, III, 8 9 2 GIO 4N 12.711 CHAT.

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0 1 4 Loses Hand In Dynamite Explosion MU.HiliT MH 1 Twenty two tear ulil Bruep Mauniey ls.u! his risjlu hand Mown off in a tl narrate Septemltr l'i at the old gravel pit two miles of Melfoit. Uruce received deep lacei ations on the jaw and mpirficial wounds the length of his body from blasted band ami gravel. He is reported to be making ratisfactory recovery in Melfort union hospital but will be confined for approximately three weeks. Kugene Walsh stated that he, Hob Faynter, Mouncey and a jiotter employees were driving from the main road to the gravel jut when a single stick of dynamite, capped, fused and ready for detonation, was spotted on the trail. They decided to detonate the explosive and took it to the pit.

The stick was placed upright in shallow water and after lighting the fuse, Mouncey and Walsh started back to join the others in the car. For some unknown reason, Mouncey went back and it is thought he had the dynamite in his hand or was extremely close when it exploded. Walsh, who said he was only 20 feet away from the explosion, received nothing more serious than a stinging blow on the back from a flying rock. There was considerable speculation as to where the fused dynamite came from but a check of likely sources failed to throw any light on the question. Mouncey and the other men, with the exception of Paynter, are reported familiar with the power and handling of dynamite.

The injured man is employed with the Saskatchewan Power Corporation and has used it on numerous occasions. The Melfort Journal. Indian Convicted Following Mishap CUT KNIFE. David Too-toosis, Indian of the Pountlmak-er Reserve, was fined a total of $20 and his driving license was suspended, when he was con icted in R.C.M.P. court here on September 20 of failing to report an accident, and of failure to have his vehicle licenses.

The accident was on No. 5 highway in Paynton district on September 15, when three persons were injured. RATES Star Ihornlx Want Ad flatPt: Thre i rnta lar Word I'er Su Cunaevuiiv inaarttuna fur tht rr of Fl Minimum Oiar Fr Sinaia JLV Minimum Count 10 nnli. Initial Irttar. atr rount aa on mord.

har 10 mint or tar tva danirad lv tha adiartiar ih rata par murd ar lav. Minimum rount 10 word Minimum tranrtton rnt. Fiurr In of fta or ka, dollar mark. I'Ottal lattara atr, rount a ona monl hara ooa ina a aat in 10 point nl Ha Iviiama aat in ordinary cialfa! tha rharva 4K par Ima fr day for ha In point lna Whara tha uaa of a number i)rair rount a four mrd mih If rtlia ara to ha mailail to out of tom ri point. pteaa add (l rani tu roiar rt of (nxup 4 tty adarltara nmt p-k up boa rapiiaa ai lh ur I nil a.

i NOTICES fi fh. IIW; MirtUfH and taatha, tiinu-fumi, I nppmoiu, aut of 1 Han, an mi nrtMH la i. or or Mita lint of fi morn Mb, I- ar tia Ilpl.v AiliertUlng I nf adritng mut ha in in pa Mi ius uir ikn pm fp rtf forao-tiftf putiir aiMo fhr up kirmt ri4 Kt fsffi Mlf ptiptMMMKft, thin a AiWt 44att opy Wh hh im ha Aowr, 01 1 iioriis fikUr I a ia tdmm I a lolpM Ad ir aNf ,) )btr faf 9m ft far taa I ih mi I mu Mtr tlal 4,4 Mom fh, 1U11, llfti a a I a ai I SI0C GLANCES 1 1" a' ft WANTED OCTOBER J-TWO GRADU- ate nuraet for general dutv. Groaa ary $50: 44-bour week: statutory hoh. ary $50: 44-bour week: statutory holiday paid.

28 days holiday after veara service, customary sick leave. Apply Matron. Slocan Community Hospital. New Denver, C. 9-25-c WANTED QUALIFIED MATRON FOR 14-bed union hospital.

Duties to commence on December 1 next. Salary $190 per month plus full maintenance. 30 davi holiday with pay after 12 months ser Separate nurses resident. Send particulars of qualifications and experience to D. J.

Wiens Secretary. Hill, Sask. 9-25-c GRADUATE NURSES FOR MODERN hospital; usual holidays, salary $165 per pionth plus maintenance, duties to commence immediately. Appiv tn Mrs. A.

Madge Lunn, Moosomin Inion Hospital Board. Moosomin, Sask. tf EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER, PER-manent position. Salary commensurate with ability. State education, references and salary expected.

Box 417A Star-Phoenix. 9-27-c EXPERIENCED WAIT-resses wanted. Apply Elite Cafe, Saskatoon. 9-27-c WANTED REGISTERED NURSE FOR 14-hel hospital. Salary $155 rronth with full maintenance.

Duties to begin October 15, 1951. L. Drechsler, Secretary. Hudson Bay Hospital, Hudson Bay. Sask.

10-12-c WANTED EXPERIENCED HAIR dresser. Salary am! commission. Apply Bishop Beauty Salon. 8-27-c Experienced Stenographer for wholesale grocery offlre. Good opportunity for advancement.

Box 6B Star-Phoenix 9 26-c FULLY EXPERIENCED SALESLADY required for ladies readv-to-wear shop. Permanent position. Apply Mary's Ladles Wear. 152 2nd Avenue, north, 9-29-c WOMAN FOR PART TIME WORK IN office, typing and filing. Phone 29141 9-28-c WANTED AT ONCE QUALIFIED HOOK-keeper fur Chrysler, Plymouth and Eargo distributorship in Melfort.

Apply staling age, experlenre, to Valiev Motors Limited, Melfort, Sask. 9-211-c Several permanent positions open, no experlenre required. HAND IRONER CHECKER OFFICE CLERK Apply: MODERN LAUNDRY LIMITED Corner First Avenug end 24th Street 9 25c WAITRESS WANTED Apply Johnny's Inn. W2tt-c DOM. II LLP W.tNTKD aa If elsl lelf i ANTM 4 AFAIILK GIRL FOR GKN oral houaeftork in fullv ntmtern home In Uainwriaht.

AMwrta. btrady 1invment, $j) Dtr month. Mi 9 a i.lnilatedl. 9 26t 7 0(oi cook ItVQtlltt ll for a MH'AL Ail miWrnfarhnies! ITIvata suite aatsrv and working! PPlk tnent Sertlra Older No. 4 9 27 U.EAN ItEspEcT A rTe t.IRL foil groeral hmiaraoik.

MuM he tond hiiilten wages, pot sis tnont Phong Mill, 102 I nliet, uy lri 9 2tc 1 ANTI I.4HY 1l I AUK h'H THi rhtwl, frfitiir tit i4 arre see Mtimuy GUU )nll nt Mme hi 4 tg 4r.4 Mr I h4q, UIMIIMI, Mill, FN lut Nti Fritei them I ftY Hot ftl IS hoAt. in.h I Kn.w ll I' II II 1 MU.K HTH. W.tNTI ti.ikhMi, n. tin mu, ring SaWf, E'W viukls, mn Mia.u.1 tk'g eu n-ii yg 4ll ft km a itpcxf Mft Ara etiPf Ml, a J1 ft I Cytl I kik akfi av in uni ai My hj.vtVkA tlrxfrf. ftea.

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1314 Avenue north. Phone 20477, 9-25-c MALE HELP WANTED WE NEED PIN SETTERS. FOUL LINE Judges amt general help. Apply Fin-gard's Bowladrome. tf Required for Saskatoon-City Hospital FIRST COOK (MALE) -Should have a general knowledge of quantity cooking, preparation of rneuts and vegetables.

Salary per month. SECOND COOK (MALE) Previous experience preferred but not essential. Salary $115 Applications should be forwarded as soon as possible to Hox NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 8-23-c OPTICAL SURFACE ROOM FOREMAN. Opportunity in Winnipeg for Optical Grinder with layout experience. American Optical Co.

Canada P.O. Rox 40, Winnipeg. 9-20-c SALESMAN FOR LARGE ELECTRICAL appliance wholesale to sell on commission basis. No objection to carrying other non-conflleting lines. Must be well known tn department store buyer.

Write, stating experience In full, also photograph if available. Box 1184 Btar-Phnenlx. Wanted GRADUATE DRUGCISP (Malel Apply STAnKEY DRUGS Nlpawln, bask. Phone 27 284! CAPABLE OFFICE ASSISTANT OR manager experienced In conveyancing, real estate and In.uianre, able to take full rharge, liberal rommisskii with minimum monthly guarantee and Te- llilllty of acquiring Inlcre.l or taking over enilre huslne.a in year or two. Reply own hand riling giving experience.

filoratimial attainment, end ref-erencea. Hog 4JA lar-Phoenlx. 2.Ve RINK MANAGER Required hy GRANITE CURLING tTCII LTD. Slate quallfirationa and Miary Irquifed, ro. iiox no.

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